Came here on a Saturday night, when there was a football game on. Needless to say it was very full…read moreand LOUD. Usually I'd prefer something quieter but I was visiting a friend and anywhere we would go would be loud because it was simply a busy night in the city due to the game. The waitresses were friendly and surprisingly attentive given how full the restaurant was. I had the goat curry and we ordered dumplings to share. The food was fantastic! The curry was not too spicy which was a relief.

I'm originally from Miami and grew up with many Jamaicans. I've also visited Jamaica many times…read more No, nothing can compare to the Jerk Center in Ocho Rios with their fresh off the BBQ grill chicken. However, this place is good, very good. I was a bit afraid to try as we were worried about recipe adjustments for an English palate. We were not disappointed. The spicy beef patties, made locally (the Brits make amazing pastry) were spicy and delicious. I often say you can judge a restaurant by their side dishes. If they take their time there, then the main dishes must be good. This was true here. The plantains were ripe and sweet. The coconut rice and peas was yummy, but missing peas. The tender jerk chicken was properly cooked over charcoal and the sauce was perfect. It's late 2-for-1 happy hour from 9:30 - midnight! They also make their own ginger beer. Bronwyn is a delightful waitress. Definitely recommend.

One of Southampton's only Caribbean Restaurants. Located opposite Ocean Village…read more Good Caribbean food and a good price. The food is authentic and tastes amazing. It is a family run business and owners are so nice and hospitable. The place is super clean and has a lovely atmosphere. Favorites on the menu for me are curried goat and rice (Don't knock it till you've tried it!) and Jerk Chicken. C-Breeze also does outside catering and caters at parties. They recently catered at an event I went to and the food like always was lovely! If you have never tried Caribbean food before thi is the place to do it, i have even heard that some of the Footballers of Caribbean Origin travel from miles around to eat here!

Caribbean food on the go right in the heart of Spitalfields Market. Good portions for curry…read morechicken, jerk chicken, mutton, etc. If you're traveling, best to come in the morning before your favorite things run out!

Visiting London for the first time and in need of some Caribbean food. Found Cafe Caribbean on yelp…read morea short walk from the Hotel, which is close to Tower Bridge and surrounding areas. It's more of a takeaway spot, but plenty of sitting areas are next to the venue. The food was excellent and you are given these Tupperware like containers that allowed you to carry and store anything leftover from your meal. They also have the assortment of patties from lamb to shrimp. It's also situated in an area with a food court and swap meet like experience.

Here you can try Caribbean and African dishes like chicken Yassa and Ackee & Saltfish. The menu is…read morenot huge but there is a varied selection. The staff here are very friendly and the restaurant has a laid back feel with colourful decor. We visited Sunday evening and had the buffet which consisted of spicy chicken wings,fish cakes,rice & peas,chicken domada,beef stew and dumplings and vegetable curry. The food was cooked very well and had great flavour , the chicken wings were succulent and the beef stew was very hearty. The bar serves beer,spirits,rum punch & wine,I would highly recommend giving Bendula a try.

Leaving home, and missing mum and nans cooking, has always been a problem. Until I found this…read morewicked little hard food van. Hard food being Caribbean food. I've had all there dishes. Rice and peas, plain rice, stued chicken, curried goat, salt fish and ackee and there wicked festivals, which are like a fried dumpling but sweet. The flavours that come out of the Caribbean, they seem to have got it spot on. Still miss mums cooking, but this can work. The staff are very friendly, so that always helps. I would have loved for them to have made and served some Caribbean drinks. Punches such as pineapple punch or peanut punch. I could go on for ages, but I can't spell em so I won't. On a level though, the food is great. At first I was a bit dubious because of the clean factor that go with these road food vans. Take my word, they are clean clean clean. They let me go up in the van and have a look, which I thought was wicked. Just showed that they had nothing to hide where cleanliness is concerned. If your looking for something quick and different on the move. Then this is it‼

Local yard food . Best jerk chicken in town with out a doubt . And an amazing coleslaw which is…read morepurple in colour ! Friendly folk , authentic food . Try and call ahead so can get ready what you want

We have been trying to get into this place the last few times we were in Brighton. Finally we were…read moreable to secure a booking! It's a very small, very loud restaurant. The drinks are actually quite tasty and many are, of course, rum based. I had some of the drink specials and it was sugary but tasty. We had the lentil dhal and a Caribbean salad as a starter, both were delicious. For mains, I ordered the Guyanese Pepper Pot, which is a big, oily, spicy stew. It was tasty af, buuuut I would probably split it with someone in the future as it is rich. My husband got the Beanie Bowl which was also tasty. I think I preferred his as it was a bit lighter. Best move is order both and share.